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TL;DR
- Google is revamping its iOS app to help users migrate from iOS to Android.
- We previously reported that the app’s name would change from “Switch to Android” to “Android Switch.”
- As part of this update, the app also has a new logo.
Migrating between iOS and Android platforms is becoming increasingly user-friendly, with both Apple and Google offering apps designed to simplify the transition. Google is actively improving its “Switch to Android” app, which helps users switch from iOS to Android. Last month we reported that the app would be renamed, and now it looks like a new logo is also in the works.
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The “Switch to Android” app, or “Android Switch” as it is known, plays an important role in the data migration process. It works in conjunction with Data Transfer Tool, an app that comes preinstalled on Android devices with Google Mobile Services (GMS). While the iOS app manages the backup and transfer of data from your iPhone, the data transfer tool ensures that this data is correctly restored to your Android device.
A hint about the new “Android Switch” name was found in an earlier version of the data transfer tool. Now, with the latest update to the tool, Google has introduced a new icon for the app along with a new name, further enhancing the rebrand. Here’s what the data transfer tool looks like with the new name and logo for the iOS app:
In addition to name and logo changes, the updated Android Switch app will introduce new features specifically designed to simplify data migration for users upgrading from iOS 18 devices. These features, along with the new branding, have not yet been officially rolled out, but will be available to users soon.
